The Allahabad High Court disclosed a threat against Judge Ravi Kumar Diwakar, who ordered a survey of the Gyanvapi Mosque. An investigation uncovered a plot by Islamic fundamentalist groups to assassinate him. The controversy stems from differing claims about the mosque’s history. This event highlights the challenges faced by the judiciary in India, especially regarding sensitive religious cases.
The Punjab and Haryana High Court quashes the FIR against lawyer Pritpaljit Singh Sangha over an alleged offensive WhatsApp message against Hindu deities, following a compromise between the parties. The court directs the Bar Council to monitor Sangha and imposes a Rs.50,000 cost. Strict disciplinary measures will apply for any future similar offense.
Yesterday(on 15th March), The Supreme Court of India has granted interim anticipatory bail to Assam poet Rakib Uddin Ahmed, accused of posting an obscene poem about Hindu deities. The case sparks a debate on religious sentiments and freedom of expression. Despite significant pressure, the court extended protection after the poet issued a public apology.